Sentence examples for especially prudent from inspiring English sources

Now that advice seems especially prudent.

"Although it is understandable that new agencies like the CFPB will struggle to establish the exact parameters of their authority, they must be especially prudent before choosing to plow headlong into fields not clearly ceded to them by Congress," tsk-tsked US district judge Richard J Leon.

This seems especially prudent in settings where advanced airway management is a rarely practiced skill.

This study shows that this screening would be especially prudent in girls greater than 8 y of age.

This choice is especially prudent in modern times, when an increasing number of IOL implantation surgeries are being done for pediatric cataract patients and for clear lens exchange in younger presbyopic patients, both of them with expected significantly longer duration of life after such surgeries.

This is especially prudent if you live in an area with very cold winters; you may need to heat your home when the temperature drops.

But the Giants could be prudent, especially since they had a number of injuries on offense in Sunday's victory.

(This doesn't register as Freudian but prudent, especially given the drug gangs who set up shop in forests).

That's not to suggest we aren't prudent, especially when it comes to our kids (future visits will include our son, Beckett, who was born three weeks ago).

You can have it with a decent Spanish wine from a list that's short but prudent, especially in terms of what's served by the glass.

"There is no sense of pride that Germans were especially thorough or prudent," said Sven Giegold, a German who is a member of the Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee in the European Parliament.